The Apprentice tells of the early days of Trump in 1970s and 80s Manhattan, where Roy Cohn teaches his “apprentice” how to fight back against a federal lawsuit alleging that Trump and his father engaged in discrimination against Black applicants seeking to rent housing from them.

Sebastian Stan is a man of many faces. Superhero. Supervillain. Rockstar ... to name a few.

“The Apprentice,” directed by the Iranian-Danish filmmaker Abbasi and scripted by Gabriel Sherman, puts the Cohn-Trump relationship at its center, and in doing so, gives Strong and Stan two of the best roles of their careers. Strong calls Cohn “probably the single most fascinating person I’ve ever studied and interrogated and attempted to inhabit.”

"The Apprentice" explores Trump's ascent to prominence in the '70s and '80s, long before his political career. It also highlights his connection with the notorious attorney Roy Cohn.

"The Apprentice" star Sebastian Stan takes us step by step in how he transformed into a young Donald Trump for his new movie.

Sebastian Stan immersed himself 24/7 in Donald Trump's early life to research the new biopic "The Apprentice" -- and came to an unexpected realization.

The film is being distributed by Briarcliff Entertainment, so it’s not as easy to say where “The Apprentice” will become available. As the 2024 U.S. presidential election draws closer, audiences are getting a chance to see Republican candidate Donald Trump from a different perspective.

Pief Weyman Sebastian Stan is a young Donald Trump in The Apprentice, in theaters Friday. The film follows Trump’s journey to become the man we know him as today, through his beginnings as the protégé